Developer Position – React Native Mobile

Job Details

Location: On-site in Jimbaran

Working Hours: 9 PM – 5 AM WITA (aligned with US EST Time)

About the Project:

We’re building a cutting-edge mobile application packed with intelligent, dynamic features—initially targeting Android, with potential expansion to iOS. The core app will be developed using React Native, and we plan to integrate advanced AI functionalities such as:

• Natural language processing (e.g. chatbots)
• Image recognition
• Voice-to-text
• Personalized recommendations

If you have experience with AI-driven mobile apps—or are excited about building one—this is an amazing opportunity to collaborate and grow with a forward-thinking team.

What You’ll Do:

• Develop robust, scalable mobile applications using React Native
• Build sleek, high-performance UIs and ensure optimal user experience on Android (and eventually iOS)
• Collaborate on integrating AI-powered features using tools like OpenAI APIs, TensorFlow Lite, and ML Kit
• Write clean, reusable code with a focus on best practices (architecture, state management with Redux or Context API, etc.)
• Work closely with backend developers to integrate APIs and manage data efficiently
• Handle app deployment to the Google Play Store
• Maintain and debug the app, ensuring strong performance and smooth operation post-launch

Must-Have Skills:

• 2+ years of experience in React Native mobile development
• Solid understanding of mobile architecture, navigation, animations, and performance tuning
• Experience with deploying apps to the Google Play Store
• Comfortable working with RESTful APIs (WebSocket experience is a plus)
• Familiarity with Git and collaborative version control workflows

Nice to Have / Bonus:

• Experience integrating AI tools like OpenAI (ChatGPT), TensorFlow Lite, or ML Kit
• Projects involving chatbots, voice input, image processing, or recommendation systems
• Understanding of machine learning concepts as applied to mobile applications
• Awareness of mobile security best practices